What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)

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Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)

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Combuster wrote:
jal wrote:Or, less difficult, run in an emulator or virtual machine.
Which obviously doesn't have the features I want to show off :wink:
I'm guestimating, if it works out for you, we're going to get to see some Über-advanced OpenGL stuff on real hardware ;)?
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You're close, but lets start small with multihead support, ok? :wink:
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i586coder wrote:well i had no choice since, my ps2 mouse driver can't work on any emulator except real hardware
Que? How unusual, usually it's the other way around. Have you found out why this is?


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jal wrote: Que? How unusual, usually it's the other way around. Have you found out why this is?

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I have no idea why this happened to me, but i think something related to I/O delay under emulators. :!: :!:

the main code for my ps2 mouse driver is from http://www.ragestorm.net/sample?id=49

i used the code and make many changes to run independent on OS (because i'm OS :D ),and add some code to handle scroll.

even the original source code not working in any emulator, i tried sunVM,micro$oftVM,VMware,and boches ,all gives the same result,not only for my OS,but also for FREEDOS,i created an image for FREEDOS containing TC and compiled the source code and run the executable and completely failed , but the very interested part is the code is just run perfectly on any real hardware :?:

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Not too much at the moment, just a simple interface that loads objects.

edit1: Haha, I guess I was feeling dyslexic that night, needs to be 31 and not 13.

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^^^ Need to fix the repeated text at the top, it's a small error and ignored for now. Also, the feliz_chk is just concept for now, networking, sound, etc is not complete yet.

Pretty basic, but I've been working on it a lot for the past few days.
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Some 8 bit fun on ye olde Master System.

Will be GPLed on first release because i believe that at least the kernel of an OS should be open.
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@BastetFurry, Cool nice to see something a bit differant.
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A preliminary screenshot of the latest iteration of my OS, "Socks."
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I've got physical/virtual memory management, a simple initial display driver, and have just implemented ISR support. Next I have to implement the system call interface so I can get the IPC system running so I can get the driver interface set up.

The initial display driver, simple kernel heap, and physical memory manager are all C++ classes. The display driver even uses << for text and integers.
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well done =D> =D> =D>

your project support my opinion that some users in this forum writes OS for old stuff like 8 bit micro controller "Z80"

take a look at such project
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SymbOS

i look forward to see more =D>

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Acess2 - It's semi-stable (hard to crash on bochs without writing a new application)

There's a lot going on behind the scenes here (most of which is logged to the Bochs Console and to VT7)

I have FAT and EXT2 support, a very stable VFS and a NE2000 driver
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looks cool dude :D. can't wait till i can post screenies here, but i think ill wait till i get my darned A20 enable to work so i can draw to the entire screen. lol.
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Here's mine so far :)

I'm going to restart the old tradition of showing panic screens with my first screenshot. Intentional panic with a bit of bad pointer voodoo just to cause this screen :)
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brain wrote:I'm going to restart the old tradition of showing panic screens with my first screenshot. Intentional panic with a bit of bad pointer voodoo just to cause this screen :)
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Just a boring register dump but some color has been added now. After any exception the CLI is restarted.
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Next up, keyboard support!
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earlz wrote:
matio wrote:Next up, keyboard support!
I find it hilarious that you have multitasking, but no keyboard support
If you want someone to laugh at, I have hardware 3d support but no proper keyboard driver :wink:

Edit (to stay on-topic):
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Manual boot-time device configuration. You'll probably notice that there's a lot of drivers somewhere on the TODO list :wink:
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